Venationes, by Phillipus Gallaeus
Why do so many books from the past handful of centuries speak about “mythical” animals just as technically as the “real” animals we know exist today?
Why do so many books from the past handful of centuries speak about “mythical” animals just as technically as the “real” animals we know exist today?
Step inside the abandoned Hudson River State Hospital, one of America’s eeriest psychiatric institutions, and glimpse the dark legacy of 19th‑century asylums.
Photographs of ancient Italy, with a focus on the city of Rome. Taken by Gustave Eugène Chauffourier from 1865 through 1880.
Officially we know exactly what the world is and looks like but is there more detail are there more mysteries that we still haven’t answered?
Who John Wesley Powell really was and why he’s one of the key architects behind the modern historical narrative?
The greatest trick the devil ever played on mankind is renaming the nations and countries of biblical times so that no one would know ho they were and where they belonged.
What explains how humanity abandoned a healing tradition?
The last reset theorized to have occurred sometime between what we think of as 1750-1850 ended the last civilization.
Guy Anderson discusses who the Tartarian people actually were, how they lived and why their empire was deliberately destroyed, then removed from the historical narrative.
What is Japan was bombed during WWII not just to win the war, but to erase traces of an older civilization?
MyLunchBreak follows the patterns surrounding disclosure, advanced technology, Antarctica, and the possibility that the truth about our past may be far stranger than fiction